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Is Wheel Balancing Unnecessary for Rear Tires?

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VonPatrick

07/29/25 2:20pm

Replacing or repairing rear tires alters their mass distribution, necessitating wheel balancing. If the rear tires' mass remains unchanged, balancing is not required. Tires with altered mass distribution do need balancing. Wheel balancing refers to the process where a vehicle's wheel (comprising tire and rim as an integrated unit) is adjusted for uneven mass distribution caused by manufacturing variances. At high speeds, this imbalance manifests as wheel wobble and steering wheel vibration. Hazards of unbalanced wheels: 1. Rhythmic tire hopping during driving causes steering wheel vibration. 2. Vehicle resonance occurs within specific speed ranges. 3. Chronic imbalance leads to irregular tire wear, compromising both tire longevity and driving safety. 4. Severe cases may adversely affect suspension systems and bearings.

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